The Thing That Should Not Be

Metallica

Messenger of fear in sight
dark deception kills the light

Hybrid children watch the sea
pray your father, roaming free


Fearless wretch
insanity
he watches
lurking beneath the sea
great old one
forbidden site
he searches
hunter of the shadows is rising
immortal
in madness you'll dwell


Crawling chaos, underground
cut has summoned, twisted sound


Out from runs once possessed
fallen city, living death


Fearless wretch
insanity
he watches
lurking beneath the sea
timeless sleep
has been upset
he awakens
hunter of the shaddows is rising
immortal
in madness you'll dwell


Not dead which eternal lie
stranger eons death may die


Drain of your sanity
face the thing that should not be


Fearless wretch
insanity
he watches
lurking beneath the sea
great old one
forbidden site
he searches
hunter of the shadows is rising
immortal
in madness you'll dwell
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